Saturday Results (June 18)

Paragon Speedway

When it comes to a track that is dry and slick, Brady Short is always competitive. Saturday night at Paragon was a Brady Short type of track as he dashed to victory in the 68 lap Amati Classic. Short was able to hold off multiple charges by Max McGhee to pick up a $3,000 pay check. The win, Short's fifth of the season, was his first of the season at Paragon.

McGhee was able to hang on for second while Chris Windom finished third. Jeff Bland Jr. who took a break from his usual duties at Lincoln Park Speedway on Saturday night, had a strong run in fourth while Josh Cunningham battled to a fifth place finish.

Feature Results:

1. Brady Short
2. Max McGhee
3. Chris Windom
4. Jeff Bland Jr.
5. Josh Cunningham
6. Shane Cottle
7. Thomas Meseraull
8. Jon Stanbrough
9. Bill Rose
10. Travis Welpot
11. Andrew Prather
12. Matt McDonald
13. Brandon Spencer
14. David Applegate
15. Jensen Scott
16. Brent Turner
17. Brandon Mattox
18. Aric Gentry
19. Brandon Morin
20. Ted Hines

Car Count: 38

Lawrenceburg Speedway

CJ Leary pulled the Leary #30 out of the shed tonight and drove it into victory lane in the final sprint car race at Lawrenceburg Speedway before Indiana Sprint Week. The Greenfield, Indiana native drove to the win from his 6th starting position in the 25 lap feature event.

Shawn Westerfeld, who is chasing points with the Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series (BOSS), but began the night only 50 points behind track championship points leader Jarett Andretti was able to cut into that margin by finishing 2nd. Andretti finished 6th after starting on the pole.

Garrett Abrams rounded out the podium while Josh Hodges and Jordan Kinser would wrap up the top five for the evening.

Feature Results:

1. CJ Leary
2. Shawn Westerfeld
3. Garrett Abrams
4. Josh Hodges
5. Jordan Kinser
6. Jarett Andretti
7. Drew Abel
8. Bub Cummings
9. Tony Main
10. Todd Keen
11. Kyle Wissmiller
12. Travis Hery
13. Mike Miller
14. Joss Moffatt
15. Braxton Cummings
16. Pat Giddens
17. Paul Dues
18. Aaron Fry
19. Matt Goodnight
20. Cody Gardner

Heat 1 Results: Westerfeld, Kinser, Hodges, Gardner, Wissmiller...Br. Cummings, Dues, Weber, James
Heat 2 Results: Leary, Hery, Main, Moffatt, Abel...Goodnight, Giddens, Miller, Clarkson
Heat 3 Results: Abrams, Andretti, Keen, Bu. Cummings, Fry...Semple, Gray, Chambers

B-Main Results: Goodnight, Miller, Br. Cummings, Dues, Giddens...Clarkson, Gray, Weber, Semple, Chambers, James

Car Count: 26

Lincoln Park Speedway

Since Memorial Day, along with Bryan Clauson, Kevin Thomas Jr. has been the hottest sprint car driver in the state of Indiana, a trend that continued Saturday night in Putnamville.

Thomas Jr., driving the 4J Motorsports machine, was able to get past track championship points leader Shane Cockrum inside of five to go in order to pick up his 5th Indiana sprint car win of the season and 6th overall.

Cockrum, who led nearly the entire race after passing Chad Boespflug early on, was able to hang on for second in front of a charging AJ Hopkins who finished third after starting deep in the 20 car field in 14th. Cole Smith also put in a good run finishing 4th while Kyle Simon rounded out the top five coming from 15th.

Sprint cars will return to LPS next Saturday before kicking off a busy July with the Bill Gardner Sprintacular and Indiana Sprint Week events.

Feature Results:

1. Kevin Thomas Jr.
2. Shane Cockrum
3. AJ Hopkins
4. Cole Smith
5. Kyle Simon
6. Landon Simon
7. JJ Hughes
8. Kyle Robbins
9. Tim Creech II
10. Nate McMillin
11. Shelby VanGilder
12. Lee Underwood
13. Bradley Sterrett
14. Joe Liguori
15. Tyler Hewitt
16. Hunter O'Neal
17. Brian Karraker
18. Jake Henderson
19. Connor Donelson
20. Chad Boespflug

Heat 1 Results: Creech II, Liguori, Smith, Sterrett...Gass, Moore, Henderson, Leohr
Heat 2 Results: Hewitt, Cockrum, Robbins, Hopkins...C. Phillips, O'Neal, B. Phillips
Heat 3 Results: Hughes, Boespflug, VanGilder, K. Simon...McMillin, Ottinger, Fredrickson
Heat 4 Results: Thomas Jr, L. Simon, Karraker, Donelson...Underwood, Shaw, Newlin

B-Main Results: Underwood, O'Neal, McMillin, Henderson...C. Phillips, Moore, Shaw, Fredrickson

Car Count: 29